When it’s too cold to spend much time in the garden, speed up your wait for warmer weather by preparing a patio ideally suited to fit your needs. Plan your furniture purchases around the amount of traffic your patio gets.
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Early spring is the perfect time to plant your peas, beets, radishes, spinach and other salad greens. Learn how with help from Martha Stewart.
Gardens are a labor of love, an investment in time and toil, and it’s hard to watch your garden be nibbled and trampled by deer. Here are the techniques and strategies to protect your plants.
Build your own garden enclosure to protect your valuable flowers and vegetables from hungry critters.
To get a handle on weeds, the gardener’s best defense is a good offense. Build up a healthy lawn and garden, cultivate good gardening habits, and weeds will become less of a problem over time.
No matter the size of your garden, it’s necessary to invest in quality tools so that your plants can flourish. Buy tools that are appropriate for the job, and keep in mind that a few more dollars up front will pay off in years of gardening use.
Your gardening style determines the tools you will need to make your gardening tasks easier and more effective. Follow our quiz to learn your gardening style and our recommendations to help you get the job done.
Protect your garden tools by following these guidelines to prevent rust and corrosion and extend the life of your tools.
Birds provide a welcome bit of wildlife near the home, and feeders help local bird populations survive during the colder months. Make sure to buy the right seed for local species, keep it safely stored, and clean your feeder.
Give your feathered friends a cozy house and garden of their own with this unique DIY birdhouse planter.
Confused about the differences between annuals and perennials? Watch our video to learn more.
Succulents are the ideal no fuss plants. Requiring minimal space and attention, they deliver beautiful accents to any room or flower arrangement that even the most beginner gardener can handle.